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[Csnd] Csound Android Release Updated

Date2012-03-23 13:02
FromSteven Yi
Subject[Csnd] Csound Android Release Updated
Hi All,

Victor and I worked together to refactor the Csound Android project
layout.  There is now an Android Library Project called
"CsoundAndroid" that contains everything for csound, including
CsoundObj, native libs, and generated Csound classes from SWIG.  A new
Csound Android Examples project has been created that has a dependency
on the CsoundAndroid project, and the CSDPlayer project was refactored
to also depend on that project.

The result of this is that it is much easier now to create new
Csound-based Android Projects.  One need only create a new Android
Project in Eclipse, then modify the project settings and add
CsoundAndroid as a library project.

The updated projects are available with pre-compiled Csound libs (now
built with 5.17.3) at:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/csound/files/csound5/Android/

and is in the file csound-android-5.17.3.zip.  Git has been updated
with the files moved around; if you were compiling libcsoundandroid.so
locally with the NDK and using the default values and locations, then
things should compile without change with build.sh, otherwise, you may
need to update relevant build files.

Thanks!
steven

Date2012-03-23 22:32
FromShawn56
Subject[Csnd] Re: Csound Android Release Updated
so all i need to do to run is is install the two apk's?

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Date2012-03-23 22:51
FromRory Walsh
SubjectRe: [Csnd] Re: Csound Android Release Updated
Yup. Once you have the Csd play installed you can just download csd
files from the web and play them. Also check out the example
instrument, it allow users to communicate to Csound through on screens
sliders, finger position and accelerometer data. The channels have
hard coded names so as long as your instrument uses the same channel
names you can quickly build really nice patches that can be controlled
with your phone. Thanks again to Victor and Steven for creating this.
By the way, does anyone know of a good, or at least functional code
editor for Android? I've never contemplate writing a full csd on my
phone, but I would consider tweaking parameters on the fly!



On 23 March 2012 22:32, Shawn56  wrote:
> so all i need to do to run is is install the two apk's?
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